I just got myself a new laptop (the old one died). Its a Clevo D410E, with a
Pentium IV and Ati 9000 graphics.
My first attempt to install was to use Knoppix, but as soon as it tried to
load the kernel (a 2.4 kernel) it cleared the screen and stopped.
So I tried a Debian 3.0r1 CD, and installe
Hello,
my problem is that my supervisor gave me a PowerBook 190 and told me to make
it usable for ivorian counterparts - well I haven't been in touch with Apple
yet and I shall get software for this OS version and it must be in french.
My first idea was that I can install debian. Then it will
hello, you posted recently that excellent kernel, that works for me on a Dell
inspiron 5150, latest bios update (A26). ACPI works as well!
Could you please give my your kernel config, just in case I would like to
recompile it in the future?
thanks a lot,
Stan.
The newest is this:
2.4.22-200
On Thu, Nov 06, 2003 at 04:56:17PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Donnie,
>
> I could get to the terminal without starting X and when I checked the
> inittab file, it did have 2 as its default run level.
>
> >> # The default runlevel.
> >> id:2:initdefault:
>
> Should that be 3 ( as Anish sug
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David,
> I select the 2.4 kernel from Lilo, and it unpacks the kernel, says that it
> is now going to boot the kernel, it clears the screen and stops dead.
Funny, the last thing is "now booting kernel"?
have you tried to boot into rc 1?
Maybe
Martin,
I personally wouldn't bother, but if you really want to try these links
may help:
http://www.mac.linux-m68k.org/
http://maclinuxstatus.sourceforge.net/status/
http://linux-mac68k.sourceforge.net/docs/debian-2.2-mac68k-install.php
Cheers, Brandon Philips
> Hello,
>
> my problem is that my
Hi,
My old laptop is no more. It is dead, an ex-laptop.
I'm looking for a new one. It will run Debian Linux 99.99% of the time,
and will be used for building websites. It will run apache, mysql,
gnome, mozilla, evolution, gnumeric, gimp, sodipodi, ...
I'm looking for advice and recommendation
Hello,
I have the strong impression that it is a philosophy by it's own which
notebook is the best (for Linux) but I can strongly recommend IBM notebooks,
they are even "Linux certified" by Suse and IBM (if you can read german ->
www.nofost.de which sells discounted notebooks to students only)
El vie, 07-11-2003 a las 12:29, David Goodenough escribió:
> I just got myself a new laptop (the old one died). Its a Clevo D410E, with a
> Pentium IV and Ati 9000 graphics.
>
> My first attempt to install was to use Knoppix, but as soon as it tried to
> load the kernel (a 2.4 kernel) it cleare
I just got myself a new laptop (the old one died). Its a Clevo D410E, with a
Pentium IV and Ati 9000 graphics.
My first attempt to install was to use Knoppix, but as soon as it tried to
load the kernel (a 2.4 kernel) it cleared the screen and stopped.
So I tried a Debian 3.0r1 CD, and installe
Hello,
my problem is that my supervisor gave me a PowerBook 190 and told me to make
it usable for ivorian counterparts - well I haven't been in touch with Apple
yet and I shall get software for this OS version and it must be in french.
My first idea was that I can install debian. Then it will
hello, you posted recently that excellent kernel, that works for me on a Dell
inspiron 5150, latest bios update (A26). ACPI works as well!
Could you please give my your kernel config, just in case I would like to
recompile it in the future?
thanks a lot,
Stan.
The newest is this:
2.4.22-200
On Thu, Nov 06, 2003 at 04:56:17PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Donnie,
>
> I could get to the terminal without starting X and when I checked the
> inittab file, it did have 2 as its default run level.
>
> >> # The default runlevel.
> >> id:2:initdefault:
>
> Should that be 3 ( as Anish sug
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
David,
> I select the 2.4 kernel from Lilo, and it unpacks the kernel, says that it
> is now going to boot the kernel, it clears the screen and stops dead.
Funny, the last thing is "now booting kernel"?
have you tried to boot into rc 1?
Maybe
Martin,
I personally wouldn't bother, but if you really want to try these links
may help:
http://www.mac.linux-m68k.org/
http://maclinuxstatus.sourceforge.net/status/
http://linux-mac68k.sourceforge.net/docs/debian-2.2-mac68k-install.php
Cheers, Brandon Philips
> Hello,
>
> my problem is that my
Hi,
My old laptop is no more. It is dead, an ex-laptop.
I'm looking for a new one. It will run Debian Linux 99.99% of the time,
and will be used for building websites. It will run apache, mysql,
gnome, mozilla, evolution, gnumeric, gimp, sodipodi, ...
I'm looking for advice and recommendation
Hello,
I have the strong impression that it is a philosophy by it's own which
notebook is the best (for Linux) but I can strongly recommend IBM notebooks,
they are even "Linux certified" by Suse and IBM (if you can read german ->
www.nofost.de which sells discounted notebooks to students only)
El vie, 07-11-2003 a las 12:29, David Goodenough escribió:
> I just got myself a new laptop (the old one died). Its a Clevo D410E, with a
> Pentium IV and Ati 9000 graphics.
>
> My first attempt to install was to use Knoppix, but as soon as it tried to
> load the kernel (a 2.4 kernel) it cleare
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